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YOUR RESEARCH996 prices/depreciation- help me out?
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I actually dont want a tiptronic, but it looks like this method may get me into a 911 quicker than I expected - so long as I change frequently enough and private sale afterwards.
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I actually dont want a tiptronic, but it looks like this method may get me into a 911 quicker than I expected - so long as I change frequently enough and private sale afterwards.
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Evening,
I work for a large car retailer (as a project manager) - and as such I get to buy cars at cost price. A 2000 996 carrera 2 has turned up, very tidy, retail 30k, price to me 24k.
Now, in theory how long would I have it for before it depreciated to below that level? Is this the bargain it seems?
Cheers
M
Migration info. Legacy thread was 115071
depends on colour and spec, book prices mean nothing,
mileage, condition, history, colour & spec,
make valueing a 911 a minefield,
give us the low down, and maybe we can help
Migration info. Legacy thread was 115076
late 2000 911 C2 tiptronic, Black with black leather, 35k, 2 owners, FPSH, HPI clear, A1 condition apparently.
Migration info. Legacy thread was 115079
well you would struggle to retail it for that price tbh,
2000 X I take it yes,
a dealer friend purchased a meridian, with black leather, and full GT3 body kit, and 30k miles, W reg full history, last year for 25k
tip, is against it,
I would say it would retail at £27.5k tops, and you can expect a year from it (tops), before you can sell private for what you are paying
This is ofcourse subjective, however I am sure others will add their thoughts
Migration info. Legacy thread was 115083
It would depend on whether you would be trading the car in with a dealer on disposal as it would probably have depreciated straight away - this is on the basis that you purchase at trade value not below it. As Daz points in, if you can sell privately or get your employer to sell it on, on a commission basis you will prob be quids in for a while.
Migration info. Legacy thread was 115087
hmmm
I actually dont want a tiptronic, but it looks like this method may get me into a 911 quicker than I expected - so long as I change frequently enough and private sale afterwards.
Thanks for the tips guys, and jamieg I'm sure I'll be contacting you for finaince!
Migration info. Legacy thread was 115091
ello matt
You do realise this is all your fault.
This thread
http://www.911uk.com/forum/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=12&TopicID=4433&PagePosition=1
isnt helping either!
Migration info. Legacy thread was 117816
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